disability
Opinion: Visually impaired gamer’s suit against Sony may be a bit frivolous
A visually impaired gamer named Alexander Stern is suing Sony, Sony Online Entertainment and Sony Computer Entertainment America for not offering features that make their games accessible for people with visual disabilities.
According to Stern, by not including these options, Sony is violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The law suit claims that Stern has written several emails and letters to Sony requesting these features for games – mainly on MMOs – and Sony hasn’t complied. The suit also mentions how other companies, including Blizzard, have allowed the use of mods or other third party programs to incorporate features including visual cues or voice overs for gamers with “disability impaired visual processing”.















